Assessing Cyber Risk in Cyber-Physical Systems Using the ATT&CK Framework

Autonomic Computing Framework for Cyber-Physical Systems

The more systems are becoming to be controlled by computing devices. Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) are expected to be an alternative to the traditional control systems. However, there are several problems to adopt CPS since they cannot adapt to changes in environment and system failures. Autonomic computing concept is widely applied to enable systems to adapt changes at runtime. In this paper we...

A Framework for Developing Cyber-Physical Systems

Cyber physical systems (CPSs) are pervasive in our daily life from mobile phones to auto driving cars. CPSs are inherently complex due to their sophisticated behaviors and thus difficult to build. In this paper, we propose a framework to develop CPSs based on a model driven approach with quality assurance throughout the development process. An agent-oriented approach is used to model individual...

Using Multicore Architectures in Cyber-Physical Systems

Introduction The demand for higher performance computing platforms has dramatically increased during the last decade due to the continuous feature enhancement process. For instance, in automotive systems new safety features like `night view assist’ and `automatic emergency breaking’ require the fusion of sensor data, video processing and real-time warnings when an obstacle is detected on the ro...

Industrial Cyber – Physical Systems

Dependable Cyber-Physical Systems

CPS (Cyber-Physical Systems) enable a new class of applications that perceive their surroundings using raw data from sensors, monitor the timing of dynamic processes, and control the physical environment. Since failures and misbehaviors in application domains such as cars, medical devices, nuclear power plants, etc., may cause significant damage to life and/or property, CPS need to be safe and ...